American English PDF
First English digital edition · 249 pages. A separately registered publication with its own ISBN, DOI and cataloging record.
ISBN 978-65-02-45862-4
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23486041

Big Tech, Cognitive Sovereignty, and Private Power in the Global Digital Order
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Can a democracy remain sovereign when it no longer controls the infrastructures that shape how collective will is formed?
An independently registered English-language edition, translated from A Soberania Capturada, with its own ISBN, DOI and cataloging record.
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The Portuguese PDF is also free. A paid Portuguese print edition is forthcoming.
Private control of digital infrastructures can affect how a society perceives the world, organizes information and forms its collective will.
This interdisciplinary legal essay examines Big Tech, artificial intelligence, concentrated power and cognitive sovereignty. It connects structural cognitive influence with human autonomy and the democratic limits of private power.
The analysis distinguishes documented facts, interpretive hypotheses, authorial theses and normative propositions, developing legal and institutional avenues for contestation and democratic oversight.
First English digital edition · 249 pages. A separately registered publication with its own ISBN, DOI and cataloging record.
ISBN 978-65-02-45862-4
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23486041
A Soberania Capturada · original Brazilian Portuguese edition · 323 pages.
ISBN 978-65-02-43592-2
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23272360
The Portuguese print edition will be sold separately. A purchase link will be provided when available.
Paid print editionGenova, J. A. (2026). Captured sovereignty: Big Tech, cognitive sovereignty, and private power in the global digital order (1st English ed., version 0.14). Edição do Autor — Selo autoral GENOVA. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23486041